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Ujima: March Issue-Observing Black Women’s History Month

Damita Miller-Shanklin Who in your life is the women who you celebrate on a daily basis. Who comes to mind this month during Women’s History Month? We all have someone who we listen to a little more, follow their journey, or have them as a mentor. Ujima is observing Women’s History Month. Our feature story is Karma Cottman, CEO/Founder of Ujma: The National Center on … Continue reading Ujima: March Issue-Observing Black Women’s History Month

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Contributing Writers, March Issue

Finding Her Way: Whiplash

Aubrie Edmond, Contributing Writer I used to feel bored a lot of the time, which was such a useless feeling. To combat this, I decided to take on more challenges: harder classes, more complete projects, more academic books, more work. I decided to apply to law school, get a job, and to write an album. I started reading Freud and Jung, practiced writing fiction and … Continue reading Finding Her Way: Whiplash

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March Issue, Women's Ministry

She Speaks Wellness: Everyone experiences stress. You’re not by yourself!

Minister Sonya Hosey, Contributor Writer  Have you heard the saying, “You are too blessed to be stressed?” You are never alone when experiencing stress; we can tackle any challenge together. Remember, every journey is shared, and the resilience to overcome any hurdles you encounter lies within you. Sometimes, we may feel let down by our current circumstances due to life changes or family challenges that … Continue reading She Speaks Wellness: Everyone experiences stress. You’re not by yourself!

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Black Women, March Issue

Celebrating Women’s History Month: Honoring Contributions and Empowering the Future

Jacqueline Johnson Women’s History Month, celebrated every March, is a time to recognize the vital contributions of women throughout history. This month-long observance highlights the achievements of women in various fields, from politics and science to art and social justice, often spotlighting those whose accomplishments may have been overlooked or underappreciated. The celebration of Women’s History Month began in 1981 as a week-long event, but … Continue reading Celebrating Women’s History Month: Honoring Contributions and Empowering the Future

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